Hi there,
been running different roms (4.4.4.-->5.1.2) for the i9300 for the past year or so, but every time, Snapchat recording have capped at about 2 seconds and are unable to send. Seems like Snapchat are recording in too high quality compared to stockrom and therefore it cannot record full 10 second. Is there any rom 4.4.4+ that have solved this problem? Can't stand Samsung's, and I do appriceate every effort from developers Thanks
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hi guys, this may have been better in the development forum, but because I don't post on xda, I cannot post a reply there.
I'm having an issue with the camera on my Evo 3D GSM, specifically with recording videos. Taking stills is perfect.
Whenever I try to shoot video, the camera app crashes and the phone restarts. In 720p, this is almost instant, whereas in 480p it will record for around a minute normally. Now and then, it will record, but normally the video is glitchy, and often displays "this video cannot be played" before the end, even when it does record fine, which is rarely.
My first thought was that it may be an issue with the SD card. I tried with a class 10 16GB and still had the same problem. I also tried flashing various ROMs (JB, ICS) and all of them have the same issue. I also tried clearing the data and cache for the gallery app, and trying a 3rd party camera app which acted in the same way.
I thought maybe it was an issue with my device, but the camera works fine on sense based ROMs. AOSP 4.2 by helicopter88 will record in 480p just fine. CM10/10.1 record 480p for normally up to a minute, AOKP crashes both on 480 and 720. I also thought that it want an isne with the ROMs, but no one else using the ROMs (Disarmed Toaster, Gangnam Style and helicopter88's stuff) has reported the same issue.
any advice or suggestions from more experienced Android users is appreciated. ask if you need more information. thanks
Some evo's have more problems with the camera then others. I for one was somehow lucky enough to get a phone that has zero recording issues. Some people have scanline problems. You mentioned that Sense based roms work. The Buttered Toast kernel has a fix for the camera on AOSP/AOKP, so flashing that kernel might help. I don't know if it will also fix CM roms or not, but its worth a try?
After searching for a while it seems few people have shared my problem but none really found a solution.
I'm on a Galaxy S3 i9300 running the latest stable build of SlimKat (which is AOSP based) and it appears snapchat videos only record for a second or so before stopping. According to what I read i recognized the problem as a memory problem, snapchat has a maximum memory capacity for video and for some reason on AOSP based ROMs it reaches that maximum too early. I confirmed this because I saw that when Video Quality is set on "Low" it does record the full 10 seconds (although in messed up proportions which is why I don't want to use it) and if I put the Video Mode on regular and put my thumb on the camera it records 10 seconds of black, and if I suddenly remove the finger it ends because of the memory maximum.
How can I fix this problem? I really like vanilla android and I don't want to move to Samsung based ROMs for something like this. Please help
People that I found on the internet with my problem:
http://androidforums.com/rush-all-things-root/774043-snapchat-video-recording-issue.html
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2428039
https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-2343
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20131107175309AAHaoAY (not quite but similliar)
That's my problem too =/
Same and my front facing recording is being inverted like right is shown as left ??
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Had a dream about this... Try going to camera app and go to video setting, in the recording setting change the video to a lower one. Mine was at 1080p and when I changed it to 720p it started working amazing. Try setting it lower if that doesn't work for you. Mine was only recording for 1 second and would stop, after this I can record the full length allowed now. Let us know if this works for you
Orel1996 said:
After searching for a while it seems few people have shared my problem but none really found a solution.
I'm on a Galaxy S3 i9300 running the latest stable build of SlimKat (which is AOSP based) and it appears snapchat videos only record for a second or so before stopping. According to what I read i recognized the problem as a memory problem, snapchat has a maximum memory capacity for video and for some reason on AOSP based ROMs it reaches that maximum too early. I confirmed this because I saw that when Video Quality is set on "Low" it does record the full 10 seconds (although in messed up proportions which is why I don't want to use it) and if I put the Video Mode on regular and put my thumb on the camera it records 10 seconds of black, and if I suddenly remove the finger it ends because of the memory maximum.
How can I fix this problem? I really like vanilla android and I don't want to move to Samsung based ROMs for something like this. Please help
People that I found on the internet with my problem:
http://androidforums.com/rush-all-things-root/774043-snapchat-video-recording-issue.html
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2428039
https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-2343
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20131107175309AAHaoAY (not quite but similliar)
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There are so many people with AOSP ROMs who are having this problem. Like this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472606
So whenever I try to record on Snapchat the video stops in a second or two. Also, I have found this:
"App issue, unfortunately. Snapchat requests 2 limits on recordings: 10 seconds, and 900Kbytes, whichever comes first. The media profiles on the i9300 (12mbps video + 128kbps audio) reach 900K in about 5 seconds, so we can't quite fix this without lowering the recording quality" Source here
It works normally on stock roms because it records lower quality, can't AOSP also record lower quality? Come on guys the problem is everywhere and everyone who are having this problem are waiting for a fix...
Kazzko said:
There are so many people with AOSP ROMs who are having this problem. Like this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2472606
So whenever I try to record on Snapchat the video stops in a second or two. Also, I have found this:
"App issue, unfortunately. Snapchat requests 2 limits on recordings: 10 seconds, and 900Kbytes, whichever comes first. The media profiles on the i9300 (12mbps video + 128kbps audio) reach 900K in about 5 seconds, so we can't quite fix this without lowering the recording quality" Source here
It works normally on stock roms because it records lower quality, can't AOSP also record lower quality? Come on guys the problem is everywhere and everyone who are having this problem are waiting for a fix...
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I have the same issue with Temasek's CM12 i can record approximately 7-8 sec but never 10.
On efeXTREME Lite it's work good.
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On our beloved S3's, one feature in most ROM's has an issue with Snapchat.
Let me explain: With our phone, snapchat has two limitations on video recording. 10 second time limit, and a size limit of (I think) 6mb. Once it reaches one of these two limits, the video stops recording.
Normally this wouldn't be a problem... Except that on most ROM's the default camera quality is vastly increased. This means that after about 3 seconds of recording a snapchat video, it reaches its size limit and stops.
Due to the popularity of snapchat, I'm sure there must be a fix out there - and if not we could make one. But for now... Does anyone have a solution? It's the only reason I'm sticking with stock ROM.
Hi there. Since I installed Android 10 ROMs, video recording with any camera is really laggy (5-10 fps). I've tried a lot of solutions: going back to android 9 roms, MIUI, magisk modules, etc... Nothing worked and i'm going crazy. Every ROM I use has this problem and i don't know how to fix it. Both camera sensors are Samsung.